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Australian pro-lifer told to ‘go back where you came from’ in racially charged letter from self-described feminist

An Australian pro-lifer, received a bizarre and racially charged letter from a self-described feminist, telling her to “go back to Samoa.”

As New South Wales is considering introducing one of the most extreme abortion laws on the planet which effectively allows abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy, barrister and pro-lifer, Rachael Wong, has been outspoken in criticising this legislation.

At least one self-described feminist in Australia has not taken kindly to her outspoken defence of the unborn. She accused Rachael, who was in fact born in Australia, of taking “full advantage of the western [sic] education system, and becoming extremely wealthy…”

In the same letter, she told Rachael to “go back to Samoa” and revealed her own confusions about human embryology. However, not to be put out by the apparent racism and ignorance on display, Rachael responded:

“My new biggest fan telling me to ‘go back to where you came from’. For the record, I was born in Australia and lived in NZ most of my life. Also, running a not-for-profit isn’t exactly lucrative 🤔🙄 I do have a GREAT job though. #FanMail #JustALittleRacist #CheersVicky”

You can read the full copy of the letter below with Rachael’s comments

Dear reader,

On Friday 11 September, MPs will vote on the revived assisted suicide Bill.

Only 12 MPs need to change their minds and switch from voting yes to no for the new assisted suicide Bill to be defeated. This is a vote we can win – but MPs need to hear from their constituents now.

The Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has delivered a major setback to the assisted suicide lobby. He has said that palliative and social care funding should be fixed before Parliament considers assisted suicide.

This marks a significant change from his predecessor, Keir Starmer, who publicly backed and voted for the previous assisted suicide Bill.

His intervention creates a real opportunity to persuade MPs who supported the previous Bill to reconsider.

Even if you have contacted your MP before, please email them again. This is a new Bill and a new vote. Whether they supported or opposed the previous Bill, the result could be extremely close, and they need to hear from you before 11 September.

We have launched a simple tool which makes it easy to contact your MP to ask them to vote NO on 11 September. It takes only 30 seconds to send your email.

Please take action now and click the button below to contact your MP.